English, asked by nazz53, 10 months ago

what does this idiom mean 'Raining cats and dogs'???

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Answered by booklover41

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Answer:

a storm with wind and heavy rain

Answered by aayamanahita

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Answer:

The meaning of this idiom is - raining unbelievably hard.

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